story: CHAPTER III. 
  
  A RAFT. 
  
  Forester and Marco did not take breakfast on board the steamboat, but waited until they got on shore. They had inquired of a fellow-passenger, who seemed acquainted with the country, and were told that there was a very good tavern about a quarter of a mile from the mill. 
  
  When they landed upon the logs, Marco, whose curiosity seemed to be stronger than his appetite, wanted to ramble about for a little time along the shore and among the piles of boards, but Forester thought it would be best first to go and get their breakfast. 
  
  "Because," said he, "we can then amuse ourselves by rambling about here, and shall be ready to return to the steamboat whenever they send for us." 
  
  So they went to the tavern. 
  
  Forester seemed to have little appetite for his breakfast. He complained of feeling fatigued, and yet he had nothing to fatigue him. Marco ate, and talked fast all the time; but Forester seemed silent and dejected. 
  
  "Come, cousin Forester, what is the matter with you?" said Marco at last. 
  
  Forester said that he felt somewhat unwell, and as there was a sofa in the room, he concluded to lie down upon it, and not go out. Marco was, at first, disposed to stay and take care of him, but Forester said that he did not need anything, and he wished Marco to go out and amuse himself. 
  
  "You may go and see the mill," said he, "and the logs along the shore; only be careful not to go where there is any danger; and come and let me know when the boat is coming from the steamer to take us on board again." 
questions: What did they land on
questions: Who wanted to walk around
questions: Who wanted to eat
questions: Eat what?
questions: What kind of ship was it
questions: Where was the tavern
questions: From what?
questions: Was it good?
questions: Did they go there
questions: Who wanted to go there first
questions: Who told them about the tavern
questions: Did Forester eat a big breakfast
questions: Did Marco eat?
questions: How did he talk?
questions: Was Forester feeling ill
questions: What did he want to do because of that
questions: on what?
answers: the logs
answers: When they landed upon the logs, Marco, whose curiosity seemed to be stronger than his appetite, wanted to ramble about for a little time along the shore and among the piles of boards, but Forester thought it would be best first to go and get their breakfast. 
answers: Marco
answers: , Marco, whose curiosity seemed to be stronger than his appetite, wanted to ramble about for a little time along the shore
answers: Forester
answers: , but Forester thought it would be best first to go and get their breakfast. 
answers: breakfast
answers: nd among the piles of boards, but Forester thought it would be best first to go and get their breakfast. 
answers: A raft
answers: RAFT
answers: about a quarter of a mile away
answers: and were told that there was a very good tavern about a quarter of a mile from the mill. 
  
answers: the mill
answers: from the mill.
answers: Yes
answers: and were told that there was a very good tavern about a quarter of a mile from the mill. 
answers: Yes
answers: o they went to the tavern. 
answers: Forester
answers: , but Forester thought it would be best first to go and get their breakfast. 
answers: a fellow passenger
answers: hey had inquired of a fellow-passenger, who seemed acquainted with the country,
answers: No
answers: orester seemed to have little appetite for his breakfast.
answers: Yes
answers: Marco ate, and talked fast all the time; but Forester seemed silent and dejected. 
answers: fast
answers: . Marco ate, and talked fast all the time; but Forester seemed silent and dejected. 
answers: Yes
answers: Forester said that he felt somewhat unwell
answers: lie down
answers: and as there was a sofa in the room, he concluded to lie down upon it, and not go out. 
answers: a sofa
answers:  and as there was a sofa in the room,